my girl and i are looking for a B6 or possibly B7 S4 avant.I want an S4 so bad....Been looking for a B5 wagon forever....no such luck.
they are hard to come by too
my girl and i are looking for a B6 or possibly B7 S4 avant.I want an S4 so bad....Been looking for a B5 wagon forever....no such luck.
thanks man...I want an S4 so bad....Been looking for a B5 wagon forever....no such luck.
Envious, that car looks nice man. I like your style
look over at audizine, it is the ridemonkey of audi forums...some good people on that board, they come up in the classifieds quite a bit...my girl and i are looking for a B6 or possibly B7 S4 avant.
they are hard to come by too
subbies are sweet but sometimes the image/cost kills me...i also looked at sti's a while back...felt like a pile of garbage when i got in it...if i am spending 30k+ on a go fast car i want it to have a good interior feel...here i thought all of RM was in love with Subbies...apparently i was wrong. its V-Dubs
every Subaru feels cheap. the interior "plastic," the doors made of balsa wood, the seats cushions made from a bar stool...i also looked at sti's a while back...felt like a pile of garbage when i got in it...if i am spending 30k+ on a go fast car i want it to have a good interior feel...
I wanted the twin turbo V6, easy to upgrade tune, and have a sleeper that could munch most performance cars, and have a bike in the back at the same time.thanks man...
I almost bought a nogaro blue b5 when I got out of school but turbo reliability scared me away, got a vr6 dub.
So i bought this about 15 months ago, 4.2 V8...fantastic car to drive and own until...I ran into a timing problem, had to have the engine yanked and it looks like it's gonna cost me $5k to fix...loaner a4 for now.
Dont let that story scare you away though the 4.2 V8 is a traditionally very strong non forced induction motor...
Both of those are nice F'n cars. I love the second one.my boy brians S/C'd S4.
sold it and now rolls this beauty.
its nice when you are 1/2 owner of a wheel company.
win!!my '86 montero.
..and my '77 civic.
I'm fairly certain I have seen this car before. I heard it was a photoshop, but I dont know for sure.
every Subaru feels cheap. the interior "plastic," the doors made of balsa wood, the seats cushions made from a bar stool...
the MkIV and MkV interiors are amazing compared to a Subaru.
...and the panels don't line up anywhere, and the doors rattle for about 15 minutes after you close them. Ugh. Fit and finish on those cars is dreadful. My 'cheap' Jetta wagon doesn't feel cheap. The doors go 'chunk' when closed and nothing rattles excessively, even on the BQE at 70+. Now if only the engine actually did anything...every Subaru feels cheap. the interior "plastic," the doors made of balsa wood, the seats cushions made from a bar stool...
the MkIV and MkV interiors are amazing compared to a Subaru.
plus all the interior buttons actually feel like well built buttons. steering is nice and tight....and the panels don't line up anywhere, and the doors rattle for about 15 minutes after you close them. Ugh. Fit and finish on those cars is dreadful. My 'cheap' Jetta wagon doesn't feel cheap. The doors go 'chunk' when closed and nothing rattles excessively, even on the BQE at 70+. Now if only the engine actually did anything...
That is sick I want it. Ive an 02 avant 1.9tdi love it to bits must get some pics up
My 04 Passat V6 4motion Wagon feels SOLID. Tight. QUIET inside when the windows are rolled up. Like a d@mn tomb.plus all the interior buttons actually feel like well built buttons. steering is nice and tight.
for what Subaru's cost, i feel you are getting ripped off on quality.
I had something very similar. 84 rabbit 4 door, gutted, 2.0 ABA block from 97 jetta, GTI tranny, 1.8 hydro head, Tectonics downpipe, catback, front and rear sway and strut bars, lightened flywheel, crazy clutch setup (something like a scirocco pressure plate 16v and 8v clutch), TT cam gear, TT 260 cam, ground control coilovers with Bilsteins, winter camo paint. Can't find any pics though. Owned it before digi cameras. I miss it. It was my autocross car for the SM class.My toy box is in the process of being rearranged, I'm in the process of finishing my 82 Rabbit 4 door with factory paint,coil overs, corrado front seats, all interior switched to black, built 2.0l 8V, yakima rack, total insurance/ retard sleeper,
best vehicle I've ever owned!mine is a PSD also, but damn your van makes mine look like dog****
PSD e350s are awesome vehicles.
I think mine is due for injector o-rings. ugh!
mine wont start in 70* weather unless she's block heated (or already warm). Totally bypassed o-rings i figure, once they swell up and the engine is warm she runs like a top, albeit a little down on power. the IPR is probably not doing too well either. Van had a HARD life of **** maintenence and being beaten on before I got it. Oil in it was $15k old... person who owned it before me knew NOTHING about PSD's.best vehicle I've ever owned!
mine might be due for new injectors too, it HATES cold weather and high altitude. It has new plugs, new batteries, etc, but will still take a few cranks when it is cold out.
-KT
mine is the same about once it heats up, it works great! I don't have a block heater in mine, I would put one in, but my apartment doesn't have a place to plug it in anyways.mine wont start in 70* weather unless she's block heated (or already warm). Totally bypassed o-rings i figure, once they swell up and the engine is warm she runs like a top, albeit a little down on power. the IPR is probably not doing too well either. Van had a HARD life of **** maintenence and being beaten on before I got it. Oil in it was $15k old... person who owned it before me knew NOTHING about PSD's.
I had something very similar. 84 rabbit 4 door, gutted, 2.0 ABA block from 97 jetta, GTI tranny, 1.8 hydro head, Tectonics downpipe, catback, front and rear sway and strut bars, lightened flywheel, crazy clutch setup (something like a scirocco pressure plate 16v and 8v clutch), TT cam gear, TT 260 cam, ground control coilovers with Bilsteins, winter camo paint. Can't find any pics though. Owned it before digi cameras. I miss it. It was my autocross car for the SM class.
Haha mine has most everything you mention, 2.0l ABA block, european engine management knife edged crank forged pistons, titanium valve springs, schrick 276 cam, Techtonics adjustable lightweight cam gear and lightweight underdrive pulley, Corrado G-60 head and intake manifold, K&N oil and air filters, baffled oil pan, heavy duty cv joints, lightened and balanced flywheel, triple plate sachs clutch, Techtonics short shift kit, diesel 4:2:1 exhaust manifold, Techtonics cat, catback, gti front and rear sway bars, H&R coilovers, Neuspeed front upper and lower and custom rear shock tower braces, Zender rear spoiler, Schroth harnesses, ETC. ETC. ETC. I'll post pictures of it next week, its not quite finished but with tires and a few other things it'll be rippin again.I had something very similar. 84 rabbit 4 door, gutted, 2.0 ABA block from 97 jetta, GTI tranny, 1.8 hydro head, Tectonics downpipe, catback, front and rear sway and strut bars, lightened flywheel, crazy clutch setup (something like a scirocco pressure plate 16v and 8v clutch), TT cam gear, TT 260 cam, ground control coilovers with Bilsteins, winter camo paint. Can't find any pics though. Owned it before digi cameras. I miss it. It was my autocross car for the SM class.
I wondered about the air ride system. Seems good on paper but I'm sure it's pricey when they break.Theres some air ride issues on high mileage allroads and they have similar turbo issues, but the all road is basically a A6 and the engine bay is slightly larger so dont expect heat to cook them nearly as fast as the tiny S4 engine bay
I wouldnt stray away from a good clean single owner allroad thoughI wondered about the air ride system. Seems good on paper but I'm sure it's pricey when they break.
I wish we had more sports wagons in the US.
even rarer is the manual, cloth interior allroad. theres been one on ebay a couple times. cool cloth interior too.Basically the deal is: Any 2.7t audi is gonna give you ****. Between EGT sensors, O2 Sensors, and the turbos, those cars are sort of a nightmare. Take it from a guy thats not only worked on them for a living but owns one as well. If you can handle the mental/$ stresses of owning one and/or do your own labor and get parts for cost, definitely own one, its such a great powertrain.
That said, I still love my S4, I've tried to sell it but just can't bear to let her go. It's not a big car though. I manage to fit 2 bikes and everything I need for a race weekend in it though, and can still see out the back and take a passenger.
allroads are awesome once you convert them to a coil-over setup. Finding a manual allroad is damn near impossible, but they do exist.